Valley Regional Fire Authority
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1101 D St NE, Auburn, WA 98002

Based in Auburn, Wash., Valley Regional Fire Authority (VRFA) provides fire services to the communities of Algona, Auburn and Pacific. Established in 2007, the firm provides fire rescue and EMS (Emergency Medical) services, including fire protection and suppression, emergency medical aid, hazardous materials response and specialized technical rescue services, to name a few. Additionally, it provides various other services, such as fire and life safety inspections, public fire safety and prevention education, fire investigation services, community CPR and first aid training, construction fire code plan review, community relations and events as well as disaster preparedness and education.

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Snageltooth S.

03/15/2014

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I live in ALGONA the city lacks many things Like sidewalks, Fire trucks, Aid cars and a DECENT water system. Most FIRE Hydrants in the crummy little City which is not enough to be a TOWN, The Hydrants are 900'+ apart when I moved here the first week, Witness a home BURN almost to the GROUND. Before anyone from the fire Department did anything. Pay more property tax on my $250.000 home Than a $900.000 Apartment building in WEST SEATTLE. In Seattle no one EVEN has to give it any thought as to if they will get help. ALGONA without a FIRE TRUCK and Aidcar for what I pay in city Tax, Does not Have any RIGHT to call it's self a CITY Since it's VERY incomplete . WATER, SEWER, CABLE, TELEPHONE, Natural gas, SALES TAX. NO Wonder homes are Cheap in price and hard to sell. I would NOT Recommend anyone investing hard earned dollars in this place.